ERNEST HEMINGWAY
THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA
1953 Pulitzer Prize and Nobel Prize 1954, "The Old Man and the Sea" is unanimously considered the masterpiece of the writer Ernest Hemingway, first published in 1952. History with a strong symbolic character, the unmistakable stylistic stamp of the writer reveals the preference of subjects such as the boundless courage, perseverance, tenacity extraordinary man in the melt with the wilderness. Although Hemingway denied that he had intended to write the story and enter various allegories in the style of the writer sees a deep philosophical concept that analyzes complex issues, such as the inevitable passing of time and the irreversible frailty of human relationships. A book that captures, engages and transports the reader in the boundless universe of the human mind.
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